2006 LATINO WRITERS LAB ™
May 3 – 7, 2006 – New York , NY
September 27 – October 1, 2006 – Santa Monica , CA
The Latino Writers Lab™ is a unique program for NALIP members who aspire to work as professional screenwriters, or who desire to develop a strong, viable screenplay for production or sale. It includes skills development by professional instructors, direct mentoring of your work-in-progress by writer/mentors, and professional lunches on legal, guild and industry information. Only 12 – 15 writers will be selected to participate in this 10-day intensive workshop. The first five-day seminar will be conducted in New York City,
May 3 - 7, 2006, beginning Wednesday evening with an orientation and screening.
All projects accepted for and mentored during the Spring seminar must be developed and rewritten during the Summer of 2006. The second five-day Fall seminar will be held in Santa Monica , CA , September 27th. - October 1st. Completed scripts (first drafts based on workshop treatments or polished drafts following development input) must be submitted for review by Sept. 6.
Morning sessions in Spring will cover writing principles that make your script more exciting and moving, while simplifying the difficult job of transforming an idea into an unforgettable piece of cinema. Afternoon sessions include detailed discussion of your work-in-progress. Evenings include screenings of 4 successful feature films, which are then analyzed in detail to support your writing and development process. In the Fall, morning sessions afford each writer detailed work on dramatic scenes, and hone your skills for revising the basic building blocks of all film and television scripts. Afternoon meetings include specific discussion of your screenplay during in-depth mentoring sessions.
Morning instruction in both the Spring and Autumn seminars will be led by Ted Braun, Senior Lecturer in Screenwriting at USC’s School of Cinema-Television. Mentors include Miguel Tejada-Flores (RE-ANIMATOR); Edward Pomerantz, (CAUGHT), Columbia Professor of Screenwriting; Harrison Reiner, Instructor in Screenwriting, UCLA School of Film and Television; Diana Lesmez, producer (CULTURE CLASH IN AMERICCA) and others.
Commitment to both seminars and the writing work in between is a must – you’ll thank us! And come away with solid screenplays to show for the effort .
APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED by MARCH 23
– Notification by April 15 –
Repeat Latino Writers Lab Participants Welcome!
ONLY 4 Hotel scholarships will be available in each location: submit a one page essay explaining why you need this housing assistance, and acknowledge your commitment to participate as a volunteer in future NALIP programs.
Low NALIP hotel rates available for all LWL out-of-town writers. Cost of 2-part Workshop, if Accepted, $350.
NALIP Members ONLY.
**$175 for Spring -- $175 for Fall, payable in full or in two payments**
NALIP Acknowledges
For their substantial support of the Latino Writers Lab™
FEATURE FILM ANALYSIS SEMINAR: MAY
What are the principles and tools that a writer, director or producer can learn from studying well-made feature films?
How can you use these principles to make your own scripts more exciting and moving, and simplify the difficult job of transforming an idea into an unforgettable piece of cinema?
The purpose of this course is to enable you to study feature films and scripts from the professional’s point of view and to familiarize you with both the problems screenwriters face in the development of a script and the tools they have at their disposal to solve these problems. In short it will familiarize you with the common language professionals use to communicate their ideas in the development and production of feature films—the language of cinematic storytelling
ADVANCED SCENE WRITING SEMINAR: SEPTEMBER
Often times the development of a screenplay - professionally or in workshops - focuses on general discussions of character and structure, rarely affording the writer a response to his detailed work on scenes. The purpose of this course is to remedy that situation and hone your skill in writing the basic building block of all film and television – the dramatic scene. This course is designed for experienced writers; you have a basic knowledge of what a dramatic scene is and how to create meaningful cinematic moments on the page. The use of scenes from ongoing pieces of work will be mixed with daily scene-writing assignments. This will be a laboratory in which you can explore and refine specific scenes from your works-in-progress in a depth and detail not possible in other circumstances. There are two varieties of assignments: scene types (open conflict, hidden conflict, scenes using suspense, etc.) and scene writing problems (exposition, entrances, exits, etc.).
The Latino Writer’s Lab is made possible through the generous support of:
♦ Time Warner, Inc ♦ The Rockefeller Foundation ♦ MTV Networks
♦ The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation ♦ Writers Guild of America , East ♦ ABC/Walt Disney New Talent Development Program
♦ Writers Guild of America , West
For additional information or to download the 2006 Latino Writers Lab ™ application, go to:
http://www.nalip.org/signaturePrograms/latinoWriterLab.htm
NALIP FLORIDA AND THE DELRAY BEACH FILM FESTIVAL SPONSOR FREE PANELS ON PITCHING, FUNDING AND DISTRIBUTING FILMS
WHAT: Valuable Industry Workshops
WHEN: Sunday March 12th, 2006 @ 10:00 AM
WHERE: Embassy Suites Hotel Boca Raton
661 NW 53rd Street, Boca Raton FL 33487
Please RSVP by 3/6/2006 to: RSVP@uniquelocations.net
The Florida Chapter of the National Association of Latino Independent Producers Association (NALIP), in conjunction with the Delray Beach Film Festival, will sponsor a full day of free panels on film pitching, finance, and distribution for indie filmmakers, beginning at 10 AM on Sunday, February 12, at the Embassy Suites Hotel Boca Raton, moderated by Maritza Guimet, president of NALIP-FLORIDA
The programming schedule will include the following panels:
- You have your Script...Now what?
10:30am -11:45noon
- Luncheon & Kodak Equipment Demonstration
12:00 Noon-1:00pm
Sponsored by KODAK
- Budgeting your Film
1:15pm-3:00pm
- Pitching and Funding
3:00pm-4:30pm
Participants will include fellow NALIPsters Maria Bures, Michael Gavino, and Vincent Batista among others.
Questions or comments? E-mail us at mariameloni@nalip.info or call 786-355-9190
The Premiere Weekend Club is proud to announce that it is again partnering
with ABC with the search for new talent in the entertainment industry.
The New Talent Development Program is a great opportunity for artists to get financing to help them complete their projects and to establish valuable industry contacts. This program is open to high school and college students and to our members. The artist must be working on a project in the fields of filmmaking, television, screenwriting and/or directing.
Selected participants will receive $20,000 in financial support and will be paired with a mentor from the entertainment industry.
ABC will not accept applications directly. Applications must be sent to the Premiere Weekend Club, 419 N. Larchmont Boulevard, Suite 142 , Los Angeles , CA 90004 .
The deadline for submission is March 10th, 2006 . For applications and more information, please visit http://www.premiereweekend.org
Winners will be announced in the Summer 2006
Media Arts Center San Diego Announces
13th Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival
~Celebration of Latino Film, Music and Art Scheduled for March 9 – 19, 2006 at
UltraStar’s Mission Valley at Hazard Center~
San Diego – Media Arts Center San Diego's prestigious and internationally recognized San Diego Latino Film Festival, soars into its' 13th year with impressive and exhilarating activities, special events and initiatives. Taking place March 9 – 19, 2006 at UltraStar’s Mission Valley at Hazard Center , the festival will feature more than 100 film screenings celebrating the best in Latino cinema from around the world. Additional activities include Sonido Latino concerts, Arte Latino art exhibitions, festive galas and educational workshops. Film highlights include the American made documentary Favela Rising and feature films Al Otro Lado from Mexico and Romeo & Juliet Get Married from Brazil .
IN PERSON! Maria Conchita Alonso (3/19), Alfonso Arau (3/18, 3/19), Eduardo Arroyuelo (3/9, 3/10), Bruno Barreto (3/9), Carlos Carrera (3/17), Ana de la Reguera (3/10), Nicholas Gonzales (3/9), Angelica Maria (3/9), Martha Higareda (3/9), Mauricio Islas (3/11), Barbara Mori (3/13), Rick Najera (3/18), Jesus Trevino (3/12), Sal Lopez (3/18), Jaime Camil (3/12), Miguel Varoni (3/11) y muchos mas!
A complete schedule of events will be available at www.sdlatinofilm.com in early March.
2006 FINAL CALL FOR ENTRIES posted by MARCH 15
9th Brooklyn Int'l Film Festival :: June 2-11, 2006 :: Brooklyn Museum https://wbff.org/submit/
- CATEGORIES: Narrative Feature, Documentary, Narrative Short, Experimental, Animation
- AWARDS: US$100,000. Festival winner: $30,000 :: Best Documentary: $5,000
- SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Postmarked by March 15, 2006 (final)
For MORE INFO, or to SUBMIT visit https://wbff.org/submit/
9th BROOKLYN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
180 South 4th St., suite 2 South,
Brooklyn, New York 11211 - USA
ph: (718) 486 8181 - (718) 388 4306
http://www.wbff.org - call06@wbff.org
Magnolia Pictures and Shorts International Present
The 2005 Academy Award Nominated Shorts
Coming to select theatres are this year’s 10 Academy Award nominated live action and animated short films. For the first time, audiences around the country will have the opportunity to view these films in advance of Oscar night.
Opening February 24th
New York , NY – Cinema Village
Los Angeles , CA – Fairfax Cinemas
Denver , CA – Starz Cinema
Seattle , WA – Varsity Theatre
Berkeley , CA – Shattuck Cinemas
San Francisco , CA – Lumiere Theatre
Fort Worth , TX – Modern Art Museum
February 26th
Austin – Arbor Cinemas at Great Hills
Portland , OR – Fox Tower 10
March 3rd
Chicago , IL – Gene Siskel Film Center
March 10th
Bloomfield Hills , MI – Maple Art Theatre
Minneapolis , MN – Lagoon Cinema
San Diego – Hillcrest Cinemas
March 17th
Pittsburgh , PA – Melwood Screening Room
Tampa , FL – Tampa Theatre
Please visit www.magpictures.com for further details.
FILMMAKERS WANTED for Hot New Latino Channel
Hello Friends and Colleagues:
Here is some GOOD NEWS: My friend Luis Arrieta is looking for some DIRECTORS, PRODUCERS and/or WRITERS which have short films or movies already done in Spanish, to show it in this new TV Channel in Miami. This is going to be "a new hot Latino Channel" completely in Spanish.
So you may have your film/films already showed in Festivals or in your closet seeing where it could be presented. Here is the opportunity to be show it. You have to contact LUIS ARRIETA in Los Angeles at: 323-206-8144. Mas & More Entertainment is now working in Los Angeles for them.
The website is www.ltvtv.com probably is in construction and the company production is www.baralgroup.com.
Thank you all and Good Look...A TRUINFAR CON EL ARTE!
Miguel Mas
Mas & More Entertainment
Los Pochos in Downtown LA - This Saturday 2/25/05 !
"Where will Los Pochos be playing next?"
Saturday, February 25th, 2006 ~ 5-8pm
"Conversations North Of Mexico"
Art Gallery - Mexican Cultural Institute
Olvera Street , Los Angeles , CA 90012
(FREEEEEEEEE... and open to the public!)
213-624-3660
Come join us for an evening of art and music at our first public performance of 2006! Check out http://lospochos.com/gigs.html for directions and other info on this event.
**Where will Los Pochos play next? Stay tuned!**
FREE SHOW: Sunday, Feb. 26th, "Much Ado About Nothing" in San Pedro!!!
WHAT: East L.A. Classic Theatre and The Warner Grand Theatre, a facility of the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, present a Mariachi style musical adaptation of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing"
DIRECTED BY: TONY PLANA
STARRING: MAURICIO MENDOZA, KATIE WHITNEY, ROBERTO ALCARAZ, NICOLE KAPLAN, EMILIANO TORRES, YELYNA DE LEON, TAI BENNETT, JACK KANDEL, RICHARD AZURDIA, KEITH JEFFERSON, SCOTT WHITESELL, DANIEL CHACON
WHEN: Target Family Sunday Performance
Sunday, Feb. 26, 2006 , 3pm
Admission: FREE, but reservations are required
School Day Performance
Monday, Feb. 27, 2006, 10:30 am
Admission: $7/person
(includes talkback with the cast and East L.A.
Classic Theatre's "Much Ado About Nothing" study
guide)
WHERE: The Warner Grand Theatre
478 West 6th Street at Pacific
San Pedro, California
How: For seat reservations or more information, please call ECT at (213) 572-0121.
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NALIP: CONFERENCE 7
SIGN UP NOW FOR THE FEATURE PITCH WORKSHOP
It's that special time at Conference 7, where feature writers pitch their projects! Sign up to demonstrate, and maybe sell, your pitch to executives, producers and fellow writers… Projects must be registered with the WGA for your protection. First come, first selected -- we'll hear as many as we can after tips and suggestions from our panelists who include Paramount Executive Nakeetha Mattocks and Fox Searchlight exec Zola Mashariki, plus working writer/producers Ligiah Villalobos, Josefina Lopez and Northrup Davis! (3-5 minute pitch maximum)
You must be registered for the conference in order to sign up. The Conference takes place March 9-12, 2006 . More information can be found at www.nalip.org/conference2006
NALIPsters on the MOVE…
REEL Education Seminar Series
Presented by: University of Miami School of Communication • Miami Dade
College • Miami International Film Festival
Join the discussion. Get great advice. Get ahead.
20 informative panels over 7 exciting days
http://miamifilmfestival.com/
panels_and_disc_2006.asp
Get inside tips on:
Entertainment Industry job hunting * Digital Whirlwind & New Technology * Film Journalism * Grant Writing * Finding an Agent * Music for Film * Women Filmmakers * Shorts * Documentaries * Feature Films * Family Films * Producing * Marketing Latino Films * Funding * Pitching Film Projects * Distributing on the Web *
Meet executives from:
Apple Computers, Inc. * MTV * HBO * Discovery Channel * Nickelodeon * 20th Century Fox * Women Make Movies * National Academy of Arts and Sciences * Sony Electronics * William Morris Agency * United Talent Agency * Lori Wyman Casting * National Endowment for the Arts * Miami Herald * People Magazine * Screen International * Latino Public Broadcasting * Kodak * Atom Films *
JOIN US! March 3-12
For tickets call: 305-405-MIFF (6433).
Or for online booking and more info go to: www.miamifilmfestival.com
AND click on ‘REEL SEMINARS‘
PHOTO: Maritza Guimet
NALIP—Miami Chapter Director
Title : NALIP SUCCESS STORIES
Date : Saturday, March 4th 4:00PM – 6:00PM
Location : University of Miami School of Communication , Rm. LC 180
Admission : General Public: $10; Students and Film Society Members: $5; MDC and UM Students: free.
Panelists include : Louis Perego Moreno -- President, Skyline Features; Frances Lausell -- Producer; Emilia Anguita -- Director, Chilean Film Festival; Cristina Ibarra -- Documentary Filmmaker, The Last Conquistador.
NALIPsters on the MOVE…
TWO LOS ANGELES BASED LATINA FILMMAKERS MAKE A “SHORTSTOP” AT
THE SOUTH BY SOUTHWEST FILM FESTIVAL
Los Angeles, CA. February 2006 – Boy meets girl, girl meets boy’s other girlfriend… such is the tangled web of the plot in the movie “Shortstop” written, directed and produced by two young Latina women that are heating up the entertainment industry with mercurial scarlet. As proof of their careers’ fast ascension, their latest short film has been selected to screen at the prestigious South by South West Film Festival in Austin , Texas .
Risa Machuca and Fanny Véliz’ chance meeting while acting in a film has proven to be the piece that completed each other’s careers’ puzzle because since this dynamic duo joined forces they have produced and acted in films that have won them praise from industry insiders. Latina Magazine named Machuca one of the new power players in the entertainment industry and Ciudad Magazine recognized Véliz as one of the fast rising filmmakers in the entertainment industry.
Risa Machuca’s incarnations include directing music videos for artists such as Angie Martinez, Khalis, Kindred and Michael Bolton. She also worked as second unit director for videos for artists such as Alicia Keys, Snoop Dogg, Pharrell and Jay Z. This multi talented woman has also graced numerous short films, commercials and recently started opposite Fred Savage in a project entitled “Goinz”.
NALIP member Fanny Véliz has also hit the ground running. Most of her work has been in front of the camera (she will soon be seen in Larry Clark’s Wassup Rockers.) She has written and directed three short films one of which earned her the coveted Promising Film Maker award for the film entitled “Touch Up” at a film festival funded by Josefina Lopez writer of Real Women Have Curves. Fanny’s last film “3some” is successfully making the festival circuit and has screened in N.Y., Dallas , Miami , Washington DC and Hollywood . Véliz is also the founder of Criolla Productions with the goal of shedding a unique light into the urban Latino community.
Their latest film “Shortstop” beat out heavy competition to gain a screening spot at South by South West, one of the most important film festivals in the United States and arguably the world. Machuca and Véliz used their natural talent and charm to raise funds for this film by creating a raffle in which the lucky winner would go on a date with both of them. “Shortstop” was also produced by Joey Mendez.
“Shortstop” is the story of two young Latinas who discover they’re both sleeping with the same man. They confront each other as they reflect on the decision they are about to make… all in the front seat of a car…
“SHORTSTOP” will screen at South by South West film festival the following dates and times:
11:00 AM , Saturday March 11th - Alamo S. Lamar 1
1:30 PM , Monday March 13th - Alamo S. Lamar 1
11:00 AM , Thursday March 16th - Alamo S. Lamar 1
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Writer Wanted for Treatment
NALIPsters:
Producer Jon Pirincci at First Impression Entertainment is looking for experienced writers to develop and write a treatment for a feature film and sitcom. The project is called "Phonees" and is based on the different characters you meet in the world of Telemarketing.
You must have experience writing either features or sitcoms for network TV (Ex:Staff writer, or Pilots written/optioned), and credits are a must.
This is a paid position with equity participation. Serious Inquiries only!
Be sure to mention you were sent by Jeff Gund, and please e-mail your credits/resume to:
jonpirincci@aol.com
Those selected will receive more information at that time.
Thank you
Jon Pirincci
FULL-TIME ASSISTANT/COORDINATOR NEEDED IMMEDIATELY FOR ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY / PRODUCER'S REP
TULCHIN ENTERTAINMENT / TULCHIN & ASSOCIATES is looking for applicants with interest and experience in film finance & sales, marketing, distribution, development, accounting, and entertainment law. Must be organized, possess strong follow up skills, proficient in IBM, Microsoft Office, minimum 55 wpm typing, and entertainment industry experience and basic computer/internet skills are preferred. Strong background in Business & Legal Affairs a plus. Great potential for advancement. (This is NOT a creative position) Entry Level Pay, but can be raised after 3 – 6 months.
To apply, be sure to say you were referred by Jeff Gund, and send a cover letter & resume
Via fax (310) 914-7927 - attn: JOB
or via email to: info4tulchinent@aol.com <mailto:info4tulchinent@aol.com>
ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE CALLS.
JOB: Office Manager / Assistant to busy film & TV Producer
Downtown Offices. Free Parking. Convenient to bus lines.
The right person would be:
--Bilingual Spanish – fluent in speaking and writing. (There’s some international communication involved.)
--Good secretarial skills
--Good interpersonal Communication skills & Telephone etiquette
--Great Organization skills
--Computer Savvy
--Willing to work the hours – which are not 9-5!
The producer has a lot going, and the job is extremely interesting, never boring.
The right person could be a ‘just out of film school’ with a some office experience, or a “returning to the work force” person.
Either way – commitment to making the office run smoothly and assisting the producer with a busy professional life is a must.
If you know someone...have them send their resume to: Kimbsu@aol.com
DOCUMENTARY CREW NEEDED
My name is Jessica Sandoval and I am a 3rd year student in the MSW (Social Work) program at the University of Southern California . I am enrolled in a Media for Social Work class and the final project is a 15 minute documentary. My documentary will be focusing on families the live in
motels. I have an interest in this population because I was exposed to the problem in 1998 as an undergrad student at Cal State Fullerton. In 2000 I had the opportunity to work with homeless children while working a summer job for Homes for the Homeless in NYC and then finally as a middle school teacher in East Whittier between 2000-2005, I taught several students that lived in motels. I have had the opportunity to work with these children but yet it still remains a silent epidemic for most. I also find it disturbing that as a graduate student in a social work program I have not been exposed to this issue. I would like to create this documentary to shed light on the
issue for other students as well as my colleagues. I have been an expert panel that is working with my team and I hope to have a few families that will allow us to document their daily experience. I would greatly appreciate it, if anyone would be willing to offer some tips on creating a documentary as well as assistance with editing. We do not have a budget but would be
willing to put our money together to for the editing process. I would greatly appreciate any information or contacts that could help me in my efforts of making my documentary.
Thank you very much. Jessica Sandoval
(NOTE: This is a great project for someone to develop their reel. Please let Jessica know you were referred by Henry K. Priest. She is a personal friend of mine and asked me to reach out to the film community).
Contact
Jessica Sandoval
Email: jasandov@usc.edu
Phone: (562) 217-9422
UCLA Grad Directing student Seeks Producers for Thesis Short
Currently in Pre-Production of UCLA Thesis film, "How Deep Is The Ocean" relationship dramedy set in Los Angeles . DGA award winning director seeking Producers to work and create festival winning short film. Looking for young, connected producers to help secure name actors and oversee production. Great opportunity to get behind a great script and work with emerging director.
Interested parties please contact:
Anthony Puente
countedoutfilms@gmail.com
Audition notification from Breath of Fire theatre:
Mexican, Mexican-American, Chicano, Latino, Latin-American, and Multi-Racial
Actors WANTED....
PLAY: "The Mexican OC", a Breath of Fire Theater California Story Grant Collaboration
THEATER El Centro Cultural de Mexico
DIRECTOR Sara Guerrero
PRODUCER Heather Enriquez
RUN April 28th - May 6 (7 performances, more may be added)
AUDITIONS Open Call Saturday March 11th 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. and
Sunday
March 12th 11 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
REHEARSALS Read through March 13th. Rehearsals start March 20th.
LOCATION 310 W. Fifth Street Santa Ana , CA 92701 (Broadway and
Fifth, above El Curtido, on the 2nd floor)
PLEASE BRING Picture and Resume. Cold reading, sides will be provided.
PAY Small actor's stipend.
For more information please e-mail BreathofFireTheater@yahoo.com
CHARACTER BREAKDOWN
- Modesta / Sally / Panchita #1 - female 20's-30's
- Felicitas / Rosie / Panchita #2 - female 30's-40's
- Concepcion / Silvia / Panchita #3 - female 20's-30's
- Real Estate Agent / Everywoman - female 30's-40's
- GI #1 / Louie / Russ - male 20's-40's
- GI #2 / Gonzalo / Ruben - male 20's-40's
- GI #3 / Coyotl / Robert - male 20's-40's (bi-racial Latin/African-American actors encouraged to audition)
- Crossing Guard / Reporter / Migrant Worker / Everyman - male 20's-40's
Strong actors with wide range required, as each cast member must play multiple roles and ages (from child to elderly). Must be able to switch characters quickly. Spanish/English Bi-lingual a plus, but not necessary.
The "Mexican" OC: Triumphs and Contributions of Orange County's Mexican Communities Few people in Orange County have knowledge of the history, positive contribution, or struggles for social justice of Mexican communities. The rich stories of triumph and survival of our ancestors wait to be told. Our project hopes to address this void by presenting a play based on stories of Mexican people, past and present, who have challenged the status quo to assert the rights of Mexican communities in Orange County .
www.themexicanoc.org
www.el-centro.org
CASTING CALL: Miami , FL
"The Hurricane" is a short School of Visual Arts , NYC Thesis film about a Hispanic family in Miami going through a hurricane.
Auditions will be held in March for the following characters:
--Alexandra, 15-17 Hispanic looking-innocent appearing trendy girl
--Georgie, 6-8 Hispanic looking-quirky charismatic, little boy
--Miriam, 35-45 Hispanic looking, business woman, attractive mature mother
--Alonso, 35-45 Hispanic looking mechanic father
--Rey, 17-20 rebellious, attractive boyfriend (Ability to surf is a plus)
--Angie, 26-35 Hispanic looking, innocent or young seeming appeal
(Being noticeably pregnant in May is a plus.)
--Abuela, 60-75 Hispanic looking, with short round hair cut.
***Meals and a copy of the film will serve as non-union compensation***
Please send your resume and headshots via e-mail to the director, Verena Faden, at Cinemaddicta@aol.com.
Write HURRICANE in the subject line.
Can you Wop, Harlem Shake, Cabbage Patch, Uprock or do the Robot?
Latino Flavored Productions Inc. is seeking non-professional dancers aged 16-24 and 29-37 for a pilot taping for a major network. If you know how to do the Wop, the Carlton (from Fresh Prince), the Fila, the Cabbage Patch, the Running Man, the Macarena, The MC Hammer, the Harlem Shake, Crunk or at least 10 other dance moves from the 1980's to date, we want to see you.
We are auditioning dancers on Sunday, February 26th from 5pm - 9pm . Auditions are by appointment only. You must be located in NYC and have proper ID. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. All participants must be in good physical health and be willing to sign a release form. No professional dancers please. We will only consider individuals who know at least 10 dance moves from the 80's to the present. It doesn't have to be perfect...you just have to remember how to do the moves.
In order to be considered, interested parties must send us the following information to OLDNEWDANCER@aol.com.
Name:
Age:
Height:
Weight:
Email:
Phone number:
What dance moves do you know?
What dance moves would you like to know or always wanted to be able to do?
Are you or have you been a professional dancer?
Rate yourself as a dancer 1-10 (1 being the worst):
If you are selected, we will email an audition time.
Thank you,
Latino Flavored Productions Inc.
www.latinoflavored.com
New York Foundation for the Arts - Online Classifieds
NY NALIPsters,
The New York Foundation for the Arts' ONLINE CLASSIFIEDS is a national service for the arts and culture industry. Listings can be self-posted directly on our web site and start at $28/week with no character limit. Discounts start after two weeks. Turnaround time is 1-2 business days. Regular classified advertisers on our site include internationally-known art museums, performing arts venues, commercial art galleries, art service organizations, private foundations, universities, and more.
Jobs in the Arts
http://www.nyfa.org/opportunities.asp?type=Job&id=94&fid=1&sid=54
* Includes Full- and Part-Time Jobs, Paid and Unpaid Internships, and Freelance/Consultant positions.
* 85,000 annual users nationwide
Opportunities & Services for Artists
http://www.nyfa.org/opportunities.asp?type=Opportunity&opp=OppArtist&id=95&fid=1&sid=54
* Includes Auditions, Calls for Entry/Open Calls, Grants, Photography/Documentation of Arts, Residencies, Services for Artists, Space-Apts/Housing/Sublet/Share, Space-Studio/Office/Sublet/Share, Workshops/Classes, and more.
* 58,000 annual users nationwide
Event Listings
http://www.nyfa.org/opportunities.asp?type=Event&id=235&fid=1&sid=54
* Includees Auctions, Benefits, Concerts, Conferences, Exhibitions, Festivals/Fairs, Lectures/Panels, Openings/Parties/Receptions, Performances, Readings , Screenings/Broadcasts, Signings, Walks/Marches/Rallies, and more.
* 14,000 annual users nationwide
To post a classified listing, click here: http://www.nyfa.org/classifieds
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